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PRICE SEvEN-i'.ElwE• riIHE ANNIVERSARY DINNER of the Noblemen and Gentlemen educated at Trinity College, Cambridge, will he held 'at the FREEMASONS' TAVERN, on MONDAY next, the sth June, • - Cnataman......His Royal Highness the Duke of SUSSEX. STEWARDS. • •• • Earl Tankerville, Hon. Thos. Stapleton, Hon. R. W. Maude, Hon. Tim. Dundas, M.P. Wm. 'Selwyn, Esq. Rev. H. P. Hamilton, Julian Hone, Esq. Thini:DOßmatt; Esq. - - Rev. J. Higman, R. C, Searlett, Esq. Dinner on table at Six o'Clocl Lord Thos. Hay, Sir Roht. G. It. Philips, Esq. M. P. Mr; Sorjeant Rough, Mr. Serjeant Crosse, Sir Win. Hart, ~ Rev. Geo. Stevenson, Stewart Mackenzie,—Esq. - Thus. J Platt, Esq. Henry DrOadley, -Esq. preeisely......Tiekets One Guinea tech, to be had at the house. nISTRESSED MANUFACTUURS.- At a MEETING of the MANUFACTURERS' RELIEF COMMITTEE, held at the City of London Tavern, May 30, 1828, Sir THOMAS D. ACLAND, Bart. M.P. and sultrequantly Sir THOMAS BARING, But. M.P. in the Chair, Resolved—That a Circular be addressed to the Chairmen of Committees in large Parishes or Towns,. requesting them to as certain the extent of Distress in the Parishes, ChaPetri" , or Townships, within their respective Districts, and to communi cate the result as early as possible.to this Committee. That Remittances be made to the following Places:— To Paisley and the cireurnjarent Districts - £l,OOO To Haalingden, for the Relief of Henheads, Alusbury, and neighbouring Townships To the Township of Kirkstall, near Leeds To New. Church, near Warrington 200 50 50 13,400 Amount of Subscriptions already advertised X 107,649 7c 6d. ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS. Giles Son, and .Sedg- Clerks and Assistants wick - - .£5O 0 to ditto - £7 7 The Union Volunteer Henry RUtherford, Rot. Lodges of Neptune- terdam street, Rotherhitho 010 . Per Drummond.. Collection at Haber- Mrs. Catherine White dashereHall Meeting , Chapelry of Baltowen ?louse, after a Ser. . Swall, York, after a mon preached by the Sermon by the Rev., Rev..r. floppieslo/. 12s. 6d. Wm. Bowe, per Earl • Collection at Prince's- ' of Tyreonnel ' 131. 2s. 10d. streetChapel,Oraves. B. H. - . 5 0 end, per Rev. Wm. Thos. Fitzhugh, second Kent . . - - 20 0 subscription :10 0 Fi- Willi, Parkr 5 0 6 0 5 0 ,e illiain Parker George Al forint ii 0 Mrs. Morant - 3 0 John Hineks . 8 0 F. C. H. 5 0 George Au st - 10 0 Mrs. Payet - 3 0 Rev. W. Hunlingdon 1 0 H. B. Raven • . 8 0 Henry Hall : - 10 0 .Dr.'John Wits . 28 0 Rev. William Russell 10 0 Capt. Henry Fanshale . 3 3 Henry Matson • n 0 Rev. Charles G. Boyles 8 0 Dr. Weir, Commissioner Victualling Board Part of the Expellees allowed at the .Old Bailey for prosecu tion of Felons 101. lid. Per Weston and Co. T. and .1. Rideal 5 A J. %V. - 1 0 Allen NVilliams 2 0 Mrs. Williams 1 0 Per Masterman and Co. Subscription of the inhabitants &Neighbourhood of Odiham. per Raggett,Seymour, & Co. Lady Mildmay 20 0 Mr. Nicholls 3 3 Rev. W. Harriett . 2 0 - T. A. Warren 2 0 Mrs. Brooks - 1 0 Mr. Brooks - 1 0 Mr. IVoolrige - 1 0 Mr. J. Cole - 2 0 Capt. J. Scott, R.N. 1 0 Mr. Gale - 3 0 Mr. Seymour - 2 0 Mr. Shebbeare - 1 0 Mr. Thompson 1 0 S. J. Smither - 1 0 Mrs. Harriott 0 Mr. Frere 1 11 Rev. .1. Brick well 1 10 Odihatn Friendly So ciety, on Whit Mon. day - • Odiham Tuns Friendly Society, the 22d of May, - 11. Ids. 64. Mr. Singleton, Hartley 'lo .0 Colonel Masseif; ditto 8 Mr. Burgcsi, ditto i 0 Mr. Husband, ditto 8 . 0 Miss Husband, ditto 1 0 Sirs.' Hawley, ditto 1 1 Rev. W. G. Briekwell, 'ditto , - 1 1 H. Salmon, ditt o 1 1 Rev. G. 1 1. Haiku 1 4 A. G. Cornwall 1 1 Sundry Small Sums 818 Ditto at Mattingley and !Barfield rrst Instalment of a Subscription in the Parishes of Bishops &-Alonksweannouth, Sunderland - *O2 0 First Subscription of St. Mary's,Woolwich,per • Rd. Cutbert, pkurch- - warden, exclusive of the Military and Ord rshee Department 130 0 Collection at Old ravel lane Meeting House, after. two Sermons by . the Rev. J. Hop p ies, A. M., and the Rev. J. Philip, D.U. 281. 10s. 4d. T. Hare, Lieutenant of H.M.S. •Pelorus, per SirF. 31.0minaney, lit-2 0 Capt. Hillyar, per do. 3 0 Collections from Spa fields Chapel, 28th 'May, per John More land, Treasurer 701. 126.4 d. Subscription front the Officers,Non-comtnis sioned Officers, and Privates, of the East India Company's De pot at Chatham 26 Child and Co. Rev. Oco. Brodrick 2 0 Miss Harrison - 0 Lord Chief Justice Best 30 0 Marten, Call, and Co. J. 8. 2 0 Hattimer,ley and Co. C. E. L. - 1 0 , Mrs.. Edw. Dre we 2 0 Snow cud Co. Capt. Clifford, lt.N. Goslings and Co. James Tomkinson 10 0 H. L. Bisset - 3 0 C. S. . 0 Rob. Carey Elwes 30 0 Hoarse and Co. A. and Y. • ti Rev., W. Mansfield 10 0 W. P. Burnell 1 1 J. P. Burnell • - 1 1 Richard Teller - 5 9 Hon. Mrs. Digby 10 0 Collection at the Rev. Georgeelayton'oCha- Pel,York-street,WaL - worth 120 Cocks and Co. • Rev. John Gibbons, of Brasted - 3 6 Mts. White - 2 2 Lady Ford . 2 0 Per Smith, Payne, and Co. Parish of Havant, Bed iturnpton . 29 6 Lieut."-Celonei - Sir. R. Williams 2 0 Miss Williams 2 0 J. Z. . 2s. lids 1331. 110 1 ..(4. Mr. Win. Browne, Re- Per Hankey and Co. • gent-larva, being Robert Davies, Val p_irt of the am ount 4 . 1 thamstow n anThge B given by a Per Glyn and Co. Verdict in the late Further Subscriptions Action of Browne v. ' from Warwick, per Sweet - 20 ° Whitehead, Weston, 'N. Browne and Co. 10 10 and Co. " 2bl. 14s. M . . The 'Committee continue. to tneet at the City of London Tavern, where Subscriptions are received." Clergymen, - Dissenting • Miniaters, an d ot h ers, desiringinfor mation relative to the distress existing in thu Manufacturing Districts, itmy have a printed statement, on application to W. If. 11YETT, See. Applications Loth. Committee must be addressed to" Francis Londoe," and superscribed " Matitifecturets' Relief Cofornittee." • 6 0 5 0, 1 10 0 10 5 5 ' SIX PRIZES OF £BO,OOO IN ONE DAY, • When all Lotteries end for Ever ! Jand J. SI VEW RJGHT, Contractors for this a Laid and Only Lottery, solicit the favours : of those who are inclined to Partake of the SIX THIRTY THOUSANDS ! The priaief, Tickets and Shares hate already risen, and from the great and general demand they are likely to be considerably higher. All who buy at either of SIVEWRIGHTS' fortunate Offices, on or before SATURDAY, the 17th. of JUNE, are sure of an ad ' vantage over those who defer their purchases, as on Monday Morning, 19th June, the Price will riot, at least . Twenty-foar Shillings a Ticket, and in proportion fur Shares. The Schema is the LAST and ONLY one that will ever be allowed by Parliament, and contains ' • ' SIX OF £30,000 EACH ! • And Every Ticket a Prise : ALL in ONE DAY, 18th JULY, When Lotteries finish for ever. Tickets end Shares are selling by J. and J. Sivewright, Contractors, at their fortunate Offices, No. 37, Cornhill ; 11, Holborn ; end 38, Haymarket, London, Where they sold 12,478 a Prise of X 30,000 ! 3,613 a Prise of 21,051! And in the very Last Lottery, drawn 3d This Month, 1,788 a Prise of 3,925 a Prise of Bolide* other Capitals in late Lotteries. - BILIOUS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS. S t< mild and H efrectutil Remedy for all those Disorders which originate in - a vitiated action of the. Liver and BiliarY Org4irs, namely , Indig es tion, Loss of Appe• titr flendactie, Heartburn, klatninneies i . Spasms, co , tiTe'• "Ells, Affections of the Liver, &c. ccc. DIXON'S AN'l'llilLl -0105 PILLS have met with More general approval than any ether- Medicine whatsoever. They unite every recommend - tirin of 'SUN operation with sitceestful effect; and -require to restraint or confi l ,t,ment• whatever during their use. In Ito. pical climates, where the corisegnerices of redundant and vi -1 hoed.. Rile•aye so prevalent and alarmi ng , th ey arc an ittSisht* 4 hle and efficient protection. They are likewise peculiarly ealeutated' to correct :disorders arising from excesses of the Taide—to restore the Tone of the Stornach—and to remove ""et COniplaintrieceastorted by Irregularity or the BcivOels. Sold in 8 0x , 0 ,. at is, NI., 48. W., I Is., and ins., try fist lers, Chemists;' 4, ClienPside, corner of St. Paul's; and 54, Sack rille.struet„, Dublin Savory and Co. larr, New Bond. street, and shi, ttegent.:treet, London ; and by the principal Medicine-venders, throughout the United Kingdom. Of, whom may. be had, PARSON'S HOOPING COUGH MEDICIN.K, virriffettn'al and'aare retnedyfir Ibis dangerous %mops:tut._ Ia Packets, at sta. 9d. . Lately published, price $B. 'THREE DISCOURSES.on the Important and Interesting Subject of CHRISTIAN MISSION'S to the JEWISH PEOPLE. ' By the IleY. RICHARD BINGHAM, jun., B. A. Curate of Gosport Chapel, &e. Published, for the Author, by Mesdrs. &eley and Sotut, Fleet street,' and sold by all Booksellers. MPORTA NT IMPROVEMENT in PEN. JL .10 usual manner of manufacturing Pen. knife Blades has long been a subject of Complaint. The edge 'is made too steep and the angle too obtuse; the consequence is that the Mgc.in cutting is sometimes unmanageable and driven into the quill nearly across. This inconvenience almost every person in the habit - bin:eking pens bits frequently experienced. To Obviate this entirely, T. CIIA RE, of Exeter 'Change, has introduced a Penknife Blade, manufactUred entirely on a new principle ; the line of the . edge being parallel with the side of the blittle forms a very acute angle: thelinstrumcnt, therefore, even in inexperienced hinds, may be easily governed ; no cut ting but what in intended can take place, anti the Pen is formed with the greatest nicety and the utmost facility. The. blade of this Penknife is beautiful in workmanship,'and can be recom mended with confidence, as superior to any article previously introduced into this branch of Cutlery. Also can be used with the right or left hand.—The blades are made from relined silver steel. SOCIETY OF ARTS, &c. &c. On Monday this Institution held ih Annual Meeting, for the distribution of Prises at the King's Theatre, his Royal Highness the i3nke of Sussex in the Chair. The Report wae read by the Secretary, and wu gratifying in the extreme. Amongst the candidates for rewards much interest was excited by Master .PasmOre, who was presented with one, for a composi tion of - figures in oil, and Miss C. Chapman, who received a large silver medal, for a composition of flowers, in water co lours. On presenting the reward to the youth' Pesmore, who is only It years of age; his Royal Highness said; it gave him great plea sure to have again, for the third time, to present him with a token of the approbation of the SoCioty, for his ability in that line of art to which he had devoted himself. This was no less than the fourth medal he had received froM his Royal Highness, and (said the Royal' Chairman, addressing himself to the Bishop of Norwich) when I remind your Lordship that this is the charity boy whom I mentioned to yon, I think I may prognosticate,' that if he perse veres his application us lie has hitherto done, he will one day become a great man,--(Much applause.) EN AMC tiAmcs. The gold Vulcan medal was presented to Me. NV. Spencer, Ordnance-place, Chatham, for hie improved method of letting go an Anchor. Thirty guineas were presented to Mr. James Skinner, 81, New Park-atreet,, Southwark Bridge, for a new Stage Coach. The gold Vulcan medal to Mr. J. D. Holmes, Surgeon, Old Ijah-street, fee his Cianiotomy Forceps, in which all the evils of thole. previously 'invented, even those of Dr: Ditties, in 1817, are completely obviated; and the instrument rendered, so far as art goes, all'that can be desired by the faculty, to whom it is in valuable. • . _ The gold Vulcan medal to J. Goodwin, Evq.Clerk of the stables, Carlton Palace, for his table for Veterinary operations. The large gold medal to R. Cohen, Esq. of Carlisle, for his ap parable to carry off the dust in dry grinding. ' • IN CHCMISTRY. To Mr. J. Roberts, St. Helen's, Lancashire, for his improved safe lamp for miners, the silver. Vulcan medal and ten guineas. To Mr. W. Cooke, jun. 6, Seymour-street North, Clarendon square, for improvements in etching on steel, the gold Isis medal. To Mr. W. Ilumphrys, 66, Charlotte-street, Rathbone-place, for his menstruuM for etching on steel plate, the gold Isis medal. 1N COLONIUS AND Tit Any. To M. Bathe, the Mauritius, for importing 76 tons of coeolt-nut oil, the gold Ceres medal. IN YOLITR ARTS. To Mr. W. Tuson, 9, Queen-street, Mayfair, for model. iu was of fruit, the silver Isis medal. To Mr. D. Fox, Derby, for an improved mode of casting in plaster of Paris, the large silver medal. ' corms Is CHALL, rirroL, oft Ibtni.oi To Mr. J. Bisor, 6, White rowcourtieolernan-street, fore draw ing he. Indian ink of a head, the silver palette. . . To Mr, W. J, Catarobens, 7 frong-acre, for e copy in pc is and ink of an historical subject, the silver Isis medal. To Mr. F. H. Croce, Notting Hill, Kensington , for a copy i n pencil of an historical subject'' the large silver medal. To Miss Elise Stephens, West Brixton, Surrey, for a copy in balk of Agures, the silver Isie medal. COPY 1N WAT/SO. VOLOURS. To Miss M. A. Cockburn, St. John's-grove, Regent's-park, for a group of portraits, the large silver medal. ORIGINAL IN WATER COLOURS. To blies Matilda Jones, 8, Coleman-street, for a portrait, a miniature, the silver palette. To Miss Buckton, Ellgbaston, Birmingham, fora landscape, the largOnlvcr medal. - ORIGINAL IN OIL. To Mr. J. P. Andre, jun. b, York-place, City-road, for a lancheape co mposition, the large silver medal. To Mies Manning, Norbury Priory, Leathethead, fora group of portraits, the large silver medal. Many rewards were distributed to artists for composition images, &e. To Mr. T. Taylor, Soho , Birmingham, for a miniature t oo d o i in wax, a whole length portrait. To Mr. H. Bailee, 434, Oxford-street, for a carving ils wood of a bird, the silver palette. T o M r . R i c h ar d Richley, ti , King-street, Holborn, for an ori ginal design for a National Gallery, the gold medallion. To Mr. W. Hill, 3, colemora-row, Birmingham, for an esii. To Mr. J. R. Aleoek, I graving of landscape, the silver Isis Medal . , New Burling ton -street, for a to loured model i n wax of a dissected' arm , t he lar g e g old medal. To Mr. J. hilltop, 10, Groat 141arylebono.atreet, for an proved bee-hive, the silver . Ceres medal. SIANUFACTURIS. To Miss Pother, for o ak ra i st d is England, the 'err silver medal. To Mr. Joseph Long, House of Industry, Barham, near Ips wich, fora hat of British Leghorn, ten guineas, &c. &c. &e. His Royal Highness then addreseeil. the company, which was numerous, on,the increaaing prospects of the Society, and thanked m em f or the support which they had that day given by their pre aence. His Royal Highness withdrew about four o'clock. A . baud :of tausio'otcallouaily caventil tias company. STEALING AN HEIRESS. The facts-which have been hitherto developed in the case of Mr. Wakefi e ld, h ave b een o f such a des cription as 'to give a high degree of public interest to the circumstance, and .to excite the , public attention in no common way. The statement in which appeared all the newspapers of th e p a st wee k ( sa id to . have been . originally printed by Mr. Wakefield's own authority) ' and the examination of Miss Turner herself before the magistrates, and in the foe° . of Mr. Wakefield, and 1 1 sub Sequent committal on the 'capital charge have .added greatly to it, and indeed, as a dditional facts collie to light, they give a colouring to the whole affitiry and make this case as. much the case a the public as the individuals who were the more iminettiate , actors of in it. If thiS case has not been attended kith results quite so criminal as:those which followed Elie forcible abduction of Mrs. •Lee by' Lockhart . London Gordon,.it nevertheless displays- circumstances in its origin, far exceeding in atrocity those facts which led to the foreible abduction of Mrs. Lee, and this places the two cases nearly on a footing in point of criminality. The MethOd which , it:is said, was employed by Mr. Wakefield to effect his purpose, and by which he in duced. Miss Tur»er to consent to his wishes, and made the affection which she felt for her father the cause of her own destruction, are not the least remark able features in this case, and afford an opportunity for reflecting on Mr. Wakefield's character, which we , trust he feels, and will, on his trial, apply himself to remove. Mr. Wakefield, indeed, is not the only per 7 son to blame in this business ; Miss Daulby, mast come in for her share of censure, in parting with the custody of a child to a man a stranger to herself, and to Miss Turner, and that'too upon pretext too flimsy to' escape detection if common prudence only had been used.— Several featureS in this ease, however, have lately trans pired which tend to change . the character of the offence altogether, and remove the capital part of it. To constitute a capital felony by the forcible abduction of an heiress, it is necessary that the foree be continued from the commencement to the' end ; for although the original taking away Were fOroible and against the will, yet subsequent consent in a county otherthan that where the force was put upon her on the part of the woman, when: acting Withchit fear, and withoutrestrainti Would remove the offence altogether ; for Alio offence is not complete unless followed by a forcible marriage or defilement, a point decided by the before-mentioned case of Mrs. Lee and the Gordons. ' . Now it is asserted by Mr. Turner that no legal Mar-; riage took place, and Mr.'Wakefield assures theni on the other hand (and it is an assurance that the lady's family - will be loath to discredit.) that she has not been defiled. Applying this circum stance to the beforeinentioned rule of law, th e result is at. once to acquit Mr., Wakefield of the capital felony, and' subjects 'hith only to the more moderate punishment' of the statute 4 and 5, Philip and Mary, c. B,•for carrying away a maid without th e c onsent Of her parents or guardians. But an o th er difficulty i arises n this case, which is till!, in . w hi c h county can the trial take place ? The' forcible 'ab duction was commenced in Lancashire, but the mar riage, if any, Wok place in Scotland. Here,'inde4 is a crime commenced in' one county of 'England, but completed in another kingdom ; admitting that there was continuance of 'the force . through Out ' and the result - is, that Mr- Wake field IS not am:enable to the' latve of England, but to those of Scotland only, if there is any law in Scotland which applies to' this offence. That there was a con tinuance- of the force sufficient to constitute the Aimee is clear, for " Miss Turner thimighont acted under false impression that Mr. Wakefield had artfullyinade so that any consent on her . part cannot be considered as a voluntarily act, or be supposed to sanction the violent proceedings of h er abducer. It has been ready said, that consent - of theWbriuin after the forcible taking away, if given in a county other than that where the force was first used, and before marriage and de filement, would alter the character of • the offence, whereas if such consent wag given in the same er - ii!Mty, it would be attended with no 'such' consevences.l This, indeed,' admita' of eiplanation. 'lire law requires all offences ageing the public peace to be laid and tried in the county where they oc curred, because the &rand Jury is sworn to inquire de cm pore cmitaatus; a rule of law so strictly obierved, that. at cOreinoif law; 'if a Mari Were mortally 4044 in one county, and died in another, the offender was not indictable in either, an inconvenience that Ilea been aided in very many instances by express stathte provision. Simple forcible abduction; unattended' by Marriage or defileMent, is not a capital felony, and as the r ef ore no offenee re committed until marriage or defilement, it follows, from the aforesaid rule oflaw, that the of fender.must be indicted in the county where th a t tak es place. 'Thus then ' if such marriage or defilement is with the consent of the woman, the Grand Jury not, having anthority.to enquire into the forcible abduetion, the same having taken place in another county, no crime hai been coMmitted,(the Grand Jury being sup posed to have no cognizance orst ic ;11)(1 Caoh)and th us the offender escapes. But on the other hand, if th e forcible abduction and subsequent marriage or defile. mint by consent, all takes place in one county, the law will not permit such subsequent consent . to cover the original forcible taking, because' the wom an m i g ht be won to cons en t by fl a t terieS, - an d i t d oes notviolate a n y - other rule of law by so d o i ng ; an d' moreover the wh o l e transact i on is legally b e f ore th e Ji l dges, who, ha v i ng cogn i zance thereof, would be fully justified in holding that a COli• sentgiven under - such cireUmatances .as; given under the 'influence of fear; and"extorted rather by an appre hension of public Shame than as the vontaneous and voluntary act o f th e party. On the Whole, therefore, it would appear that the capital' charge cannot be sustained; and we are therefore surprised that, ' with such evidence before them, the Magistrates have been induced to put Mr. Wakefield on his trial for the same; f9r it iz del; that no covictio can follow Mows Prom the LONDON GAZETTE, MAY 30. Cellton4um6e, May 29. • This day the Baron ale Cetto, Envoy Extraordinary and Mi nistek Plenipotentiary from the King of Bavaria, had a private audience of his Majesty, to deliver a letter from his Sovereign,. and to present to his Majesty, in the name of that Sovereign, the insignia and . decorations of the Order of Saint Hubert of Bavaria, to which audience he was introduced by the Right Honourable George Canning, his Majesty's PrinciparSecretary of State for Foreign Affairs, and Conducted by Sir Robert Chester, Knight, Master of the Ceremoniee. Whitehall, May 29. The King has been pleased to grant unto the Bev. William Frederick Bayley, Master lof Arts, the place and dignity of a Canon or Prebendary of the Metropolitical Church of Canterbury, void by the promotion of the Rev. Doctor 'Sumner to the See of Landaff. The King has been also Pleaied to grant to the Rev. Edmund Goodenough, Clerk, Doctor in Divinity, the place and dignity of a Prebendary,ofor the Collegiate Church of Saint Peter, Westminster, void by the death of the Rev.' Doctor Short. Whitehall; May 17. The Lord Chancellor has appointed Robert Whiteley Riley, of Bradford, in the county of York, Ora. to be a Muter Extraor diary in'tho Mei , Court of Chancery. ' ' Whitehall, May 25. The Lord Chancellor ha, appointed John Jatnelon, of Penrith, in the Connty of Cumberland, Gent. to be a Master Extraordinary in the High Court of Chancery. Whitehall, May St 7. The Lord Chancellor hay appointed William Picitin, of Wel lington, in the County of Salop, Gent. to be a Abater Extraordi nary in the High Court of Chancery. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. May (lough, We of New York; and Charlston, America, but now of Liverpool, merchant, that he is in insol vent circumstances, and is tumble to meet his engagements with his creditors. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. 0. Jones, Liverpool, linen draper. J. Swindells, Hyde, Clieshilv, grocer. T. C,olledge, Killeaby, Northamptonshire, cattle-dealer. BANKRUPTS. 3. Littler, T. Hudson, and S. W. Bowyer, Church-court, Cletrient's-lane, drysalters, June 18, 17, and July 11, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners. Solicitors, Messrs. Shepard, Thom+'►, end Lepard, Cloak-lane. J. Cliffe and W. Armitage, Paddock, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, dyers, June 12, 13, and. July H, at eleven, at the George Inn, Huddersfield. _Solicitors, Messrs. Clarke, Richards, and Med calf, Chancery-lino; and Messrs. Whitehead and Robinson, llMldersfield. _ _ W. Godwin, Stanmore, linen-draper, June 18, 17, and July 11, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners. Solicitor, Mr. Carter, Lord Mayor's Court Oilice, Royal Exchange. T. Douglas, Brick-lane, St. Luke's, carpenter, June 8, 17, and July 11, at eleven, at the Court of Commisaioners. Solicitors, Messrs. Young and Vallinga, St. Mildred's-court, Poultry. Littel, Giro-street, Spitaltiel4s,, builder, June 8, 10, and July 11, at eleven, at the Court of COmmissioners. Solicitor, Mt.. Aird, King's Arius-yard, Coleman-street. S. Borrowdale, Coleman-street, wine-tnerchint, June 6, at eleven, 13, and Jily 11, at ten, vt the Court of Commis►ioners. Solicitor, Mr. Tanner, New Basingliall-street. A. Neale, Frown, Somersetshire, victualler, June 15, at three, 18, at ten, and Jnly 11, at eleven, at the Star and Garter Inn, Andover. Solicitors, Messrs. Smith, Lambert, and Stable, Sione-buildiuga, Lineoln's-inn; and ,51essrs. Coles and Earle, , Andover. H. Co%Fon, Brighthelmstone, Sussex, timber-merchant, June 6, at nine, IS, and July 11, at ten. at the Court of Commissioners. Solicitor, Mr. Ilutehitwon, W. Cook, jun., - Brighthelinstone, Stiesex, grocer, June 9, at eight, 10, at ten, and July 11, at eight, at the New Inn, Bright halmstone. Solicitors, Mr. Faithfitil, Brighthelinstone ; and Mr. C. Faithful], Birchin-lane, Cornhill: J. Sillitoe, Stafford; grocer, June 12, at five, 13, at ten, and Jely 11, at twelve, at the Red Lion Inn, Newport, Shropshire. SOlieitors, Messrs. Heming and Baxter, Gray's Inn-place; and Mr. Stanley, Newport, Shropahire. . • .1. Lawes, Weston Milli, Weston, Bath, Mealman, June 20, at eleven, 21, at one, and July 11, - at eleven, 'at the Angel Inn, Westgate-street, Bath. Solicitors, Mr. Makinson, Middle Temple ; and Mr. Holing., Bath. W. H. Carr and G. 'Carr, Over Darwen, Lancashire, cotton spinners, July 3, 4, at twelve, and 11, at ten, at the of f ice of Messrs. Winstanley and Catterall, Preston. Solicitors, Messrs. Winstanley and Catterall, Preston ; and Messrs. Mihte and Parry, Temple. J. Bayley, Collyhurat, Manchester, thittr-dealer, June 12, 18, at two, and July I), at nine, at the Star Inn, Maneheater, So licitors, Messrs. Appleby and Charnock, Gray's Inn-square; and Mr. Norris, Manchester. S..Stnith, jun. Sopwell Mill, St. Stephen, Hertfordshire, miller, June 6, 20, st two, and July I I, at one, at the Court of Commis sioners. Solicitors, Messrs. Alexander and Son, Carey-street, Chaticery-latte. W. Ciweetwright, Devonshire.otreet West, Mile-End, bill. broker, June 6, at nine, 10, and July 11, at ten, at the Court of Commisaioners. Solicitors, Mews. Young and. Gilbert, Mark-lane. R. Jones, Gloutester, wharfinger, June 10, IS, at nine, and July 11, at ten, at the Spread Eagle Inn, Gloucester. Solicitors, Mr. Chilton, Chancery-lane, and Messrs. Cooke and Son, Glou cester. S. Saunders, Newport, Isle of Wight, Soutinuopton, cabinet. maker, June /3, at twelve, 16, et one, and July 11, at ten, st the Court of Ccuntniesioners. Sulicitors, Anderton and Wit , llama, Chancery-ehatubere, Quality-eourt, W. Bowen, Barnstaple, Devonshire, silk-ntercer, Ju'no 6, at eleven, .13, end .July 11,.at ten, at the Court of Cormnievionare. Solicitor, Mr. Hardwick, Lawrence-lane, Cheapiide. J., \Vinson}, Andoyer, Hampshire,. linenAreper, June 16, at five, 16, at twelve; and July 11, at ten, at the Star and Garter, Andover, Solicitors, Ithm•are. Smith, Lambert, and Stable, Stou t .. buildings, Lim. ..dies-Inn ; Messrs, Fleet end Brewer, allfl Messrs. Coles and Earle, 'Andover. ,J. S. Chard, Froine-Selwood, Smut:n(44lin., tanner, Jana 12, at fire, 18, at eleieu, and July 11, at teu, at the White Hart bin, Bath. Solicitors, Mr. Hartley, New 13ridse-sneet, Blackfriarg; and Mr. Miller, Front-Selwood. E. Humphreys and P. Bailey, jun., Site-lane, drysalters, June 18, 17, and July 11, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. Solicitor, Mr. Parton, Bow Church-yard. W. Bentley. Hinckley, Leicestershire, grocer, June (1, 18, and July 11, at eleven, at the Wirt of Commissioners. IMesars. Hindmarch and 'Sou, Crescent, Jewin-street, Crippjegate. .1, m ars h, King's Arnie-yard, Coleman-street, wool-broker, June 6, 20, at two, and July 11, at one, at the' Court of Com missioners. Solicitor, Mr. Breton, Old Broad-street. H. N. Ward, Bread-sheet 11111, m7 sad ha dj i l it ne , : .l .l o 4. n : e n ' ae l ti t d : i.J 2 ll o :iy , , a a in n : d o July 11, at amen, at the Court of Commissioners. Solieitors, Messrs. Foss and 'Son, Essex-street, Strand. and July a se t s tte l3 C e :t l ,7 l t li ,, l f e C ' ommianioners. Solicitors, Mr. Beaumoot, Lincoln's Inn-fi el ds; and Mr. Smith, Maiden head. at j o . n ß e l m a t t im t t he n N ove e; 8 117 Iliirlig)uhitidheerlm, June 1 0, Solicitors, -Movers. Turner said Hill, Brighthehnstorie ; and Messrs. Palmer, France, and Palmer, Bedford-row. J. Mehl), Manchester, - grocer, June 16, plo u o July 11, it two, at the Star Inn, Deanagate, Manchester. Solicitors, kir . Norris, John-street, Bedford-row ; and Maim. Rymer and Norri s, Marodewitreet, Alautheater. • D 1 V I DENDS, J. Pomaree, Freemen's-court, Cornhill, ineuruhice-broket, Jtme 20, stun, at the Court of Commiesionere—W. 3liratrd, pet t r o l umo Surrey, butcher, June 20 , at ten, at th e C ourt of Commissioner , il oug hton, Manchester, linen -draper, June 6, at ten, at tha CoUtt of C:ommissionera.—.W. ARprey t Bruton-etract, lisnover pram, eilvcistUith) Jute RU, at too, at the Court of Cosumi** s i one np.-P. King, :Warwick, upholsterer, J une 20 at tweß, , at the Court ' of Commissionera—J. Somers, o x f or d. etroo . , 6u : irk :- Monger, June 20, at one, at the Court of Commissioners...'. Harris !MC". Price, :Bristol, merchants, June 20, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners-•-W. Sandison, Cork. err, Bur. lingten-gardens, tailor, June 27, at ten, at the Court of Commis sioners—Gibbins, Smith, and Goode, Birmingham, bank ers , J une 23, it the Royal Hotel, Birmingham—T. Aughtie, Poultry, oft !. engraver, June 24, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners --R. Bibby, Liverpool, merchant, June 21, et twelve, at the Office o f Mr. Hinde, Liverpool—R. Bishop and T. Batson, Aston, Dir_ mingharn, brass-founders, June 20, at Weirs, at the Stork Tavern. Birminghani.L-W. Britten, jun. Northeupton, lesither-seller, June 23, at 11, at the Angel Inn, Northanipti;.: o —J. and S. B. Searle, Saffron-Walden, bankers, June 20, at ten, At the Court of Conuniaeioners. CERTIFICATES-Ju NZ SO. T. Green, Vassal-road, Kennington, builder--F. Collects, Pall mall; man-milliner—E. Cordingley, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, builder—C. Kemp, Stoke , Newington, builder.—. l . Leech, fisl• ford, Lancashire, dyer-3. Richards, Wlrrwick-court, Holbordr furrier—P. Murphy, Liverpool-street, provision-merchant--A. Boyson, Nelson-square, Surrey, commission agent—W. Mitchell, Norivich, silversmith---C. L. Curtoys, Broxborne-Mills, Hert fordshire, Forhee, Oxford-street, druggist—M. Ber tram, Philpot-lane, renchurch-street, tosp-maker-11. Hendricks, Throgniorton-street, merchant—J. Curti', Hounslow, dealer— ,J. 4. Greavei, Liverpool, broker-4. Marshall, Brighthelmstorie, Snaky, builder—R. Hill, Norwich, manufacturer-.-J. VAN* Westmorland Wharfs, City-road, timber-inerilutnt. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W, Morley and J. Higgin, Manchester, commission agents._.. G. P. Cocker and J. Whittaker, herby, china'-manufacturers-- R. R. and T. Fletcher, Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire, coal-dealers--J. Ilurtinshaw, J. Wood, J. Lynn, R. C. Bowden, and A. Halliday, Stockport, cotton-spinners—'-T. Siesona, Weddle, W. Todd, and G. Popple, Groves, Yorkshire, paint manufacturers—J. Alasgreave and J. Haines, Birmingham, clock brass-founders—J. ; APlSTaughton and T. E. Stubbs, Park-street, Grosvenor-square, boot makers—R. Watson, W. Haddock, and , W. Briggs, Sunderland near the Sea, insurance-brokers—R. Kerr and T. Adam, Glasgow, manufacturers-H. Wynn and A. Wyke, Manchester, warchousernen--W. Came, jun., Penzance, J. Vivian, Rosewortity, anti T. Richards, Marazion, Cornwall, ropers-4. and P. Walker, Preston, Lancashire, ironmongers— T. Outhwaite, M. Henley, and T. Weathrook, King-strect, Cheapside, warehousemen—S. A. Laobert, J. Sommerville, and 3 . Oswald, Queen-street, Cheapside, irierchante—J. and W. Nokes, Upn,inster, Essex, millers—R. a 0 S. Park, ; Lancashire, maltaters—T. Beak and M. White, High Holborn, hosiers—S. Travis and W. Gondola, Derby, silk-ibrowsters—M. Wall and M. Blunt, Leicester, milliners. . MEETINGS OF CREDITORS. LONDON DIARY, Farnax, Junt V. At the Court of Commissioners. J. Osborne, Leigh, Essex, at IV. G. Harrison, Woburn-mills, Buckingham, at 8. SATURDAY, JUNE W. E. Hilliard, Redditch, Worcester, at 10. J. Groom, Watford, Herta, at 11. IL:Cook,Lassaster-place, Strand, at 10. J. Movingtuu, ,Daddingt9n, Kent, at 10. F. A. Smith ,sud J. Alliugharn, New Bradford, Middlesex, at A. W. Mathhis, Everett4treet, Russell-square, at 11. 1). Campbell, Copthall-court, ,London, at 11. R.' Merry, .Charing-cross, at 10. . • E. M. Roberts, Helmet-row, St. Luke's, at 9. T. Botienium, Commercial-road, Miaese.x, at IL J. C. and W. Stackey, Little Pulteney4treet, Golden-square, at 11. P. Kelly, North-street, Poplar, Middlesex, at. 1. W, Askey, Woburn-buildings, yr avistoek-square, at 11. R. Beaumont, Noble-street, LondOn, at 1. E. Robert and J. Fussell, old-street, St. Luke's, at I*. H. W. Gilbert, Redhuru, Hertford, at 10. J. Clarke, Webber-street, Blackfriars, at 11. T. Deacon, Skinner-street, Saowhill, at 1. • Goothly, High -street, Southwark, at 10. I'. and J. Hurst and J. 9. Robinson, Waterloo-place, Pall-mall, al 10.,, T. King, Bermondsey, New-road, Surrey, at 10. .1. Billinge, Wareford-court, Loudon, at 11. COUNTRY DIARY, FRIDAY, Juxx 2. A. Rangeley, Hayfield, Glossop, Derby, at the Warren Ilulkeley Arms Inn, Stockport, at 11. W. Dove, Bath, tiotnerset, at thy Custle and Bull Inn, Bath, at 11. H. Owen, Liverpeol, at the George, Liverpool, at 12. Norworthy, Morehauipstotid, Devon, at the Globe Inn, New. ton. Abbott, at 12. W. Jenner, Liverpool, at the George Inn, Liverpool, at 1. It. Salter, Manchester, at the Star Inn, 111ton:heater, at 9. 11. Lewie, Ilridgnortli Salop, at the Caatle Bridguorth, at 11. D. Jackaon, Ritiningiuun, at the Royal Rotel, Birmingham, at 1. J. Varley, Manchester, At the Star Inn, Matiaheater, at 10. S. and J. Garforth, °Tendon, York, at the New lan, Brad- ford, at 12. J. P. Hall, Liverpool, at the Golden Lion, Liverpool, at 1. B. Maley, and E. Hickman, Shrewsbury, Salop, et the George, Burton-upon-Trent, at 10. Cl. Cooper, Tutbury-mill, Stafford, at the White Hart In a, ton-upon-Treut, at 11. T. Lea, IliWoo, Stafford, at the Littleton Anal Inn, Penktidgeo at 8. . E. Winter, Tenterden, Kent, at the White Lion, 'remade), at A. Gould, &Ittihad, Wilts, ut the Castle and Bali Ins,. Bath, at 10. SATUUDAY, JUNK S. I). Morgan, Neal), Glamorgan, at tha Ship and Cagle Inn, Neath, at 11. G. Tate, New Shoreham, Sussex, at the New LA, Brighthahn stone, at 1. J. Chaterolt, Brighthelattone, Saimaa, at the New Imo, Bright helmatone, at 11. J. 1101, Alanehneter, Lancaster, at White's Hotel, hlanchetters T. Holt, Alimehoster, at the Hoye' Tiotel,lifr, lat ; 10. IL llooth, Lancaster, ad White's Hotel, 11.11whatero at le. 11. Day, Bristol, at the Commercial-rooms, Bristol, at J. Robson, L'horltoit-row, Alanchester, at the Stir btu, 14411-. cheater, at 9. J. Power, Colyton, Deyon, at the Dolphin Inn, Honiton, at 11. O. Hoy, Newutatle-upon-Tyne, at the George Inn, Newoaatle apan•Tyue, at I I. J. Bratnall, Ashton-under-Line, Lancaster, at the White Bear, Manchester, at 2. W. Jaskson, Holbeek, Leeds, York, at the Court-hot**, Leeds, at 11. 11. Hopkins, Bristol, at the Coturnercial-rooms,. Bristol, at I. A. Itlarmion, Preston, Lancaster, at 111 r. Woodburn's Other, Preston, at 1. INSOLVENT DEBTORS. Petitions! to ha heard in Portugal-Oreat *text ' 111) "A T ' J. Sauuderson, Loath, Lineahuibire, G. Synunouda, Shoreatarden'a, Drury-latm, coachamitli. t. Butler, ilaitman.strost, Birmingham, licensed victualler. V. Edge Clifford's-nut, ividow. J• G 61141 1, Steachllll-Batley, Yorkshire, blanket-insinit ict i lur tir . J.llepworth, titiek er -lano, Bowling, Yorkattile , """" u4 *llt . _ ruanufacturet.. - s, Eao.imiiii.itead, master twines.. J. Rua& Chard, Sosnersetehire, journeernan .eadter. W. Maher, Strong's-building l?,..W..Hideri High Hu'born, /Ifiddleers, thugn-Iltaller. , warehouseman. W. Wadley, the elder, Nigbtingelo"' le ' W()°lwich ' " w " ke tPer• D. Al`Croben, i. ,,,,,,,5', SUaser, labourer. "11 116 Y, Yorkshiee. IiP O4 " 4 "P e " E. "tobt , rti biwrence-Pountuedo'sh 40coviktunt. J. Kisupton, C'ottage.grore. L-loothamptun.street, Camberwell, NV. Freneh, Afalbils - . W. wil to bi o ,, ij i itotlCft, Southwark barfly, baker.